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February 8, 2024
Well over 30 attacks against commercial shipping in the Red Sea have been reported since mid-November 2023, although none have targeted crude oil or liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers to date. But that is not to say that global energy flows through this critical maritime chokepoint are invulnerable; any harm that came to hydrocarbon carriers traveling into or out of the Red Sea via the Bab el-Mandeb would have far-reaching consequences for international markets.
June 22, 2023
Momentum appears to be building to revive negotiations around Iran’s growing nuclear program. Talks between Iran and the European Union on Wednesday focused on key sticking points, including nuclear enrichment levels and Iranian cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, one diplomatic source briefed on the matter told CNN.
May 4, 2023
The EU’s ‘friends in need’ have supported it through the energy crisis. The bloc must now balance buying more gas with helping supplier states develop clean…
February 2, 2023
Andrea Cozzolino and Marc Tarabella, two MEPs caught up in the corruption scandal rocking Brussels, had their parliamentary immunities lifted on Thursday.
November 26, 2022
Qatar and Senegal have everything to lose as they face one another
November 25, 2022
Qatar and Senegal have everything to lose as they face one another
November 25, 2022
Qatar and Senegal have everything to lose as they face one another
March 13, 2022
Our rescue pet pages showcases some of the lovely animals our kind-hearted readers have rescued from homes, or were at risk of being put down.
February 24, 2022
Doha: Qatar and Turkey enjoy deep rooted ties. The cooperation between the two countries is utmost importance as Qatar is Turkey s strategic partner i...
February 10, 2022
Heightened conflict in Ukraine could have serious consequences for European interests in the Middle East and North Africa. It could further disrupt energy supplies, exacerbate food insecurity, and help states in the region gain leverage over the US and Europe.